The Time Machine Musical

Time Machine was fantastic!!! The music was on point with singers who belted out each song with such passion!!!the minimal set made you use your imagination...as the character went back and forth in time!!! You Rock..Steve Altman!!!... full review

Great show!... full review

Time Machine was fantastic!!! The music was on point with singers who belted out each song with such passion!!!the minimal set made you use your imagination...as the character went back and forth in time!!! You Rock..Steve Altman!!!... full review

I went to see this play to support my son, Jeremy Borum, who played the keyboard. I had no idea what to expect and was happily surprised by it. It was delightful! The props were minimal but perfectly adequate to get the message across (great use a chair for a time machine!). I also thought the song writing quite good and the actors/singers did the songs and the story justice. I was impressed by the volunteer talent and would see these people act again. I enjoyed my evening very much. This play made me want to see more of these types of productions.... full review

I loved how this ambitious story was told with no props--just chairs, talent and commitment by the cast to lock into future and past worlds. It drew me and my friends in--and we stayed there with them. Steve Altman was brilliant as an actor and singer and the music was catchy and conveyed the mood at all times.... full review

excellent...... full review

The Time Machine Musical is a one-hour condensed version of a longer two act musical adapted for the Fringe by Steve Altman and Joshua Fardon based on the H.G. Wells sci-fi story. Fardon directs what is in essence a memorized staged reading style production with cast members seated in chairs at the back of the stage when not in scenes. Altman is responsible for the book, music & lyrics and also stars as the production’s leading man, William Parke, aka the time traveler. Parke invents a time machine and travels to the future where he finds that humans have evolved into two groups; the Eloi, who spend their days in a hallucinogen haze, and the evil Morlocks who rule over them. To serve the time frame (no pun intended) of the Fringe schedule... full review